Top 10: The Most Watched Bass Videos (June 2024)
Happy Friday. Here’s a great playlist to get you through the day – aka the top 10 most-watched videos on No Treble for the month of June.
Enjoy!
1. Julia Hofer: “Night Fever” Bass Cover and Transcription
Julia Hofer is back with another play-along video. This time around, she grabs a P-bass with flats and a pick, and takes on The Bee Gees’ “Night Fever.”
2. Charles Berthoud: Sound of Silence (on Fretless Bass)
Charles Berthoud grabbed a fretless bass (and acoustic guitar) for this hauntingly beautiful rendition of Simon and Garfunkel’s “Sound of Silence.”
3. Remco Hendriks: Stradi Bass Jam
Remco Hendriks got a new Stradi bass, and he’s clearly digging it. Plus, he’s giving us a first-hand look with this new video.
4. Robert Trujillo & Marcus Miller (featuring Brad Wilk): Carve Your Own Path
In this amazing new video created by Dunlop Bass Strings, Marcus Miller and Robert Trujillo sit down to discuss how they carved their own path.
5. Ellen Alaverdyan: Top 10 Metal Bass Lines (Billy Sheehan Challenge)
Ellen Alaverdyan just celebrated her 12th birthday, and she continues to impress us all. That extends to bassist Billy Sheehan, who challenged her to get a top 10 list of metal and hard rock tunes to play. Challenge accepted.
6. Huw Foster: 5 James Jamerson Bass Lines (and How to Play Them)
Our friend Huw Foster sent us the latest in his “5 Bass Lines” series, and this one focuses on the master, James Jamerson. Huw shares five Jamerson bass lines (and how to play them).
7. Meshell Ndegeocello: Tiny Desk Concert
Tiny Desk Concert keeps upping their game. This episode features the great Meshell Ndegeocello and her band performing music from her upcoming album, “No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin,” and other songs from her catalog.
8. Chaka Khan: Tiny Desk Concert
There have been many great Tiny Desk Concerts, but this time, they took it up several notches with the great Chaka Khan.
9. Jaco Pastorius Legacy 5tet: “Dania” Rehearsal
The Jaco Pastorius Archive shared this cool video, thanks to bassist Tomás Merlo. Tomás is the bandleader for the Jaco Pastorius Legacy 5tet, who recorded this rehearsal of “Dania.”
10. Kinga Glyk: “Who Cares” Live
Kinga Glyk dropped a live video yesterday, and we’re digging the groove. “Who Cares” is a song from her new album, “Real Life,” which is out now.
Corey Brown is the founder of No Treble and serves in an advisory role. He’s also Head of Editorial at Muse Group. Learn more about Corey on his website and LinkedIn.
